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Bobby Womack (1944-2014)  For Me, one of the greatest singer of the ages. His grit, gut and soul is truly astounding. He expresses the feeling tones that match well with the soul and spirit I think should be within the passion of singing.  Truly simply just "REAL" !!!!! I like others such as Bill Withers, Marvin Gay and various others. Bobby Womack talks about life in the true real sense. He has the naturalness of a Ray Charles, and his selection of instrumental magic which sets the background and fills in the landscape is truly beautiful. There will be no more to be as Bobby Womack. For those who are not familiar with him, I would say, give yourself such a delightful treat and listen to some of his songs. I'm at the moment listening to "SOMEDAY WE'LL ALL BE FREE" I've been playing his songs over and over as he touches and talks about so much of life, its realism, its loves, its passions, its challenges and its wonderful and wondrous marvels of all that makes up living. I can speak of the greatness, but it would take a vast amount of writing to truly speak of the depth and fullness of what is within the songs of Bobby Womack.  Take a listen and open your heart and mind, and you will find that Bobby, will touch you deeply and gently with much passion within the feeling of your inner self. A song everyone will understand Bobby Womack - "If You Think You're Lonely Now" True Classic Bobby Womack - "That's the way I feel about cha" Bobby Womack - " A Woman's gotta have it" Bobby Womack - "Harry Hippie" Bobby Womack - " I'm Looking for a Love" Bobby Womack - "Where do we go from here" Bobby Womack - " I Can Understand It. Bobby Womack - "Across 110th St." Bobby Womack - "That's the way I feel about cha"  Enjoy these songs, it will open the heart and mind... of all that loves wonders instilled within its confines. 1968: Fly Me to the Moon (Minit) – US No. 174, R&B No. 34 1969: My Prescription (Minit) – R&B No. 44 1971: Communication (United Artists) – US No. 83, R&B No. 7, Jazz No. 20 1972: Understanding (United Artists) – US No. 43, R&B No. 7 1972: Across 110th Street (United Artists) – US No. 50, R&B No. 6 1972: Your Navy Presents (United States Naval Recruitment Dept.,) – 12 track promotion album issued as part of a recruitment campaign and sent to forces radio. 1973: Facts of Life (United Artists) – US No. 37, R&B No. 6 1974: Lookin' for a Love Again (United Artists) – US No. 85, R&B No. 5 1975: I Don't Know What the World Is Coming To (United Artists) – US No. 126, R&B No. 20 1975: Safety Zone (United Artists) – US No. 147, R&B No. 40 1976: BW Goes C&W (United Artists) 1976: Home Is Where the Heart Is (Columbia) 1978: Pieces (Columbia) – US No. 205 1979: Roads of Life (Arista) – US No. 206, R&B No. 55 1981: The Poet (Beverly Glen) – US No. 29, R&B No. 1 1984: The Poet II (Beverly Glen) – US No. 60, R&B No. 5, UK No. 31 1985: So Many Rivers (MCA) – US No. 66, R&B No. 5, UK No. 28 1985: Someday We'll All Be Free (Beverly Glen) – US No. 207, R&B No. 59 1986: Womagic (MCA) – R&B No. 68 1987: Last Soul Man (MCA) 1989: Save The (Solar) 1994: Soul Seduction Supreme (Castle) 1994: Resurrection (Continuum) – R&B No. 91 1999: Back to My Roots (Capitol) – Gospel No. 27 1999: Traditions (Capitol) 2000: Christmas Album (Indigo)[3][19] 2012: The Bravest Man in the Universe (XL Recordings)[9] UK No. 49, US No. 181 2014: The Best is Yet to Come (XL Recordings)[20] Live albums 1970: The Womack "Live" (United Artists) – US No. 188, R&B No. 13 1998: Soul Sensation Live (Sequel) Compilation albums 1975: Greatest Hits (United Artists) – US No. 142, R&B No. 30 1975: I Can Understand It (United Artists) – same tracks as on Greatest Hits 1986: Check it Out (Stateside) – UK SSL 6013 1993: Midnight Mover – The Bobby Womack Collection (EMI USA) 1998: Red Hot + Rhapsody 1999: Traditions (Capitol) 2003: Lookin' For a Love: The Best of 1968–1976 (Stateside Records)[21] 2004: Fly Me to the Moon/My Prescription on one CD (Stateside Records)[21] 2004: Understanding/Communication (Stateside Records)[21] 2004: Womack Live/The Safety Zone (Stateside Records)[21] 2004: Lookin' For A Love Again/BW Goes CW (Stateside Records)[21] 2004: Facts of Life/I Don't Know What the World Is Coming To (Stateside Records)[21] |
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I saw that this morning... What a terrific performer. May he rest in peace.
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I love the singer who come from this Era. For me, they are good singer's who talk about things in ways that convey much feelings of the heart.
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Watch the Video - Bobby Womack - I Wish He Didn't Trust Me So Much This is pure singing, watch the facial, hand and body movement during the song.
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